Aurélien Vernhes-Lermusiaux
Aurélien Vernhes-Lermusiaux was born in Figeac. Having grown up near Les Causses – a desertic environment South of France - he developed very early an interest for abandoned spaces and ghosts inhabiting such places. He produces films, documentaries and interactive installations that question the links between the concept of "trace" and the questions of "memory". After a diploma in audiovisual (BTS) and majoring in cinema and philosophy at university, he finished his studies at the Fresnoy, national studio of contemporary arts. He has worked with directors such as André Téchiné, Sharunas Bartas and worked on the films of Jacques Audiard, Youssef Chahine, Elia Suleiman ... His films have been selected for national and international festivals and have been rewarded many times. His work has also been screened and exhibited in various museums and arts centers.
The Day When Raïner's Son Drowned
(Director)
Fish
(Director)
Fish
(Writer)
The Day When Raïner's Son Drowned
(Writer)
The Survivor
(Director)
The Survivor
(Writer)
The Stranger
(Director)
The Stranger
(Writer)
Hashima My Love
(Director)
Hashima My Love
(Writer)
The Passenger
(Director)
The Passenger
(Writer)
Hashima My Love
(Director of Photography)
Eastern Drift
(Assistant Director)
Strayed
(Assistant Director)
Divine Intervention
(Visual Effects)
Silence... We're Rolling
(Visual Effects)
The Crash of the Legs of the Spider
(Director)
The Crash of the Legs of the Spider
(Director of Photography)
Tosca
(Visual Effects)
Read My Lips
(Visual Effects)
Culebra Negra
(Director)
Culebra Negra
(Writer)
Lino
(Director)
The Lives of Lenny Wilson
(Director)
The Lives of Lenny Wilson
(Writer)
Les Photographes
(Director)
Les Photographes
(Writer)
Towards the Battle
(Director)
Towards the Battle
(Writer)
Dzisiaj
(Director)